All Chapters of CONTRACTED TO THE BEAST ALPHA: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Zora blinked slowly, her vision adjusting to the dim light. Her body ached, and every breath felt like a weight on her chest; she had lied on her rib. She shifted slightly, and pain shot through her ribs.Trent jolted fully upright, still holding her hand. “Zora?” His voice cracked.Her gaze found his. “Alpha Trent?” She whispered, hoarse and confused.Emotion swelled in his chest, You’re awake,” he breathed, brushing her hair away from her face.“Thank the Goddess. This is a miracle.”Zora tried to sit up but winced in pain. “What… happened?”“We went to Alpha's summit, and we were attacked,” he said, his throat tight. “You took a blade meant for me.”Her brows pulled together as the memory tried to surface; she recalled how she stupidly thought the attacker wouldn't harm her and came in between the stake.“I'm sorry for not being able to protect you; nothing of the sort will ever happen again.”“Let me call the doctor,” he said and scurried outside.Zora watched as his back disappear

Zora froze. Her heartbeat thundered in her ears as if trying to drown out the truth she’d just heard. “What do you mean, ‘erased’?” Her voice was barely above a whisper, tight with disbelief.Timika didn’t answer immediately. The silence was enough.Zora, clutching her head as if she could reach inside and find the missing pieces herself. “That’s why I don’t remember my parents. My childhood. Why does everything feel… wrong?” Her chest rose and fell in rapid bursts. “Someone did this to me. On purpose.”She looked up, her eyes glassy. “So there’s nothing you can do? No spell to fix this? To bring it all back?”Timika’s gaze darted to Alpha Trrent, watching his reaction; what Zora had said was forbidden in his pack. No one even dared to speak the word magic aloud.But Trent didn’t react. No anger. No warning glare. Only tenderness in the way he watched Zora, as if she was the only truth he believed in.Timika exhaled slowly. “There’s always a way,” she said at last. “But the cost… and

"Mate, I need some money for antenatal," Alicia said sharply, a deep frown pulling at her face as she pushed her belly forward—a clear reminder she was pregnant. If she didn’t, Dane would probably forget she was even carrying his child.Dane’s brow tightened. She had just asked for money yesterday. Now she was back again, like he wasn’t already dealing with enough of his own silent battles."Why do you need to go again today?" he asked, his voice flat."After the first trimester, I have to go every day to monitor the baby’s growth," she said, her tone clipped.Dane was quiet for a moment, thinking about what she said. His mind drifted to Zora—how she used to care for the pregnant women and children in the pack. She never asked them to come every day. Somehow, she balanced her pack duties and still managed to look after others without a single complaint.Alicia, on the other hand, barely lifted a finger. Her days were spent painting her nails and shopping for designer clothes. She show

“You know who slapped you now, fool!” the woman said, pleasure glinting in her eyes.Alpha Dane gasped for air. The slap burned his cheek; his mouth went dry. He drew a hollow breath and tried to stand, but the woman wouldn’t allow it.She flicked her gaze at his knees. An invisible force knocked him back down.“Stop! Why are you doing this? What have I done to deserve this?” he cried, his body trembling.“What have you done to deserve this?” the woman repeated, her eyes glowing with rage.“We were on good terms,” Dane spat through clenched teeth. “If you're not helping anymore, then let me go.”“Let you go?” she repeated, then burst into a chilling, wicked laugh that echoed across the barren desert like a curse on the wind.“Oh, Dane… you poor, clueless mutt.”She wiped a fake tear from the corner of her eye, her voice dripping with mock sympathy.“You really thought we were on good terms?”Then her expression darkened, and the air around her seemed to pulse.“Where is Zora?” she sna

Zora thrashed wildly on the floor, eyes shut tight, her body convulsing with a strength that didn’t feel like hers. Her scream echoed through the stone walls, shaking the room like thunder.Timika chanted louder, sweat dripping down her temples as she fought to keep Zora still but the girl was slipping through her grasp.Trent burst into the room. His heart stopped at the sight.“Zora!”“Don’t!” Timika shouted, throwing up a hand. “The circle is active! Break it, and you might lose her forever!”He froze just outside the glowing chalk line, fists clenched. Every instinct screamed at him to reach for her—to pull her into his arms, to make it stop.“Tell me what to do,” he growled, voice low and desperate. “Now.”Timika’s voice wavered. “She’s not alone in the vision anymore. Something found her… or something happened.”His breath hitched. “What do you mean?”“She’s going through the past. The sweetness, the pain, everything that led to her being torn from her family. I think she’s seei